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south africa protest over their university language of instruction. we begin in hungary where thousands of refugees are still being denied access to budapest s main rail station. many of the refugees say they want to board trains to germany. andrew simmons sends us this update from the station. reporter: two days now and the result of these refugees is getting firmer by the hour. demonstrations take place in front of the police line over there, but there has been a development in that the police have been pushing gradually, the demonstrators away from the side of the station, and police in riot gear formed a line earlier, and this came within a meter of demonstrators. there was a complete literal standoff there, in that people were shouting at the police, but there was no move from either side. we re now seeing a situation where people are going down into the transit zone one floor down from here, which has been there since this crisis began, it has never been mor ....
what he means by other ways is being smuggled across the border. although he wasn t sure if he could afford that option. there are warnings of the hungarian hard line policies on the refugees will only encourage more people smuggling. this is clear that they do not want to stay in hungary. they want to go to the western countries. it is clear if the operatives prevent them from leaving the country, they ll opt for the services of human smugglers. they ll keep order. those people should not be there. again, following european protocols after being apprehended at the border at illegal migrants. they have designated places to stay and wait until their case has been judged. but now everyone here has struggled with the reality. many say that they ve been through worse danger and hardship. we re joined live from budapest and all these people we were seeing in the report camped outside of the railway station, how much information are they getting of had a is going ....
that is shaking guatemala. and australia s shark debate and should killing be brought back to reduce the risk to swimmers and surfers. we begin with the refugee crisis in europe and the stand off between refugees and riot police continues in hungry, hundreds of refugees refusing to leave a station to the west of budapest. they spend the night on packed carriages thinking they were bound for austria but stopped by police and told they would be taken to a nearby refugee center and a thousand migrants stranded for days at budapest station set out for austria and will be discussed by eu foreign ministers for a meeting in luxonburg and let s go live where the train has been stopped just to the west of budapest and al jazeera is there and what is the situation there now? adrian i can tell you the situation is as desperate as it was a few hours ago. i have been in touch throughout the day with many of the refugees on the train and the riot police that are here are keeping ....
children are starving. we re take you to the gold mine in south africa that is destroying a community. and we ll show you the mexican village is is taking a firm stans against illegal loggers. the united nations says european countries must make it mandatory for nation states to accept refugees. so far germany has taken the majority of the refugees, but the u.n. says it should be an e.u.-wide operation. there is no sign that the exodus is slowing. the u.n. s refugee agency say there is now 30,000 refugees on greek islands. 7,000 syrian refugees arriving in macedonia on monday. mohammed jamjoom has more on the european-wide crisis. reporter: at europe s southern gateway these refugees are some of the thousandses that crossed into greece on monday. with no end in sight to the influx, the u.n. is sounding the alarm bells once more. calling on the e.u. to guarantee relocation for 200,000 refugees. we have proposed that there be european union-lead mega reception ....
and we ll tell you more about a mexican community that has fought back organized crime to bring new life to its forests. we begin this news hour with the latest on europe s staggering refugee crisis. the united nations calling on the e.u. to make it easier for refugees to arrive in europe legally. 400,000 people are expected to attempt that dangerous crossing across the mediterranean this year alone. the u.n. high commissioner for refugees say said this a short time ago. translator: all of these refugees should be given the opportunity to rebuild their lives. but there has to be a collective effort to do that. refugees who are relying on human traffickers are dying. we need to increase opportunities for refugees to arrive in europe legally. the unhcr has also stressed the urgent need to address the situation. refugees in a camp on the serbian border has forced their ways across police lines. a record 7,000 syrian refugees arrived in macedonia on monday, hundre ....